10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BACTERIC»
Discover the use of
bacteric in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bacteric and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Dublin Journal of Medical Science
The bacteric form of the true vaccine contagium is to be found in the minute
isolated spores of micrococci, which are suspended in standard vaccine lymph,
and this form must be preserved in artificial vaccine materials. " 2. Opaque
vaccine ...
2
The Medical Gazette: A Weekly Journal of Medicine, Surgery, ...
So it is now generally accepted as a fact that putrefaction is due simply to the
presence of bacteric life in the tissues, and also that if you destroy bacteric life
you will at the same time put a stop to putrefactive change. We have, however,
learned ...
Edward John Bermingham,
1883
He was professor of microbiology and bacteric- pathology in the dental
department of the university. He was a member of the Philadelphia County
Medical Society, of the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, of the
American Medical ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
1919
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Micro-organisms with special reference to the etiology of ...
... of the isolated colonies is of special service hi the diagnosis of the species of
bacteria, a thing which is otherwise often very difficult. As suitable solid substrata
we employ either potatoes, bread-paste, &c., on which the bacteric colonies ...
5
Buffalo Medical Journal
Considering now the patient's feeling of relief or euforia after the injection, we can
guess it is possibly due partially to its anti- toxinic action, and from that we might
perhaps find out if the bacteric toxins freely circulating in the system may ...
With regard to its antiseptic power, even the small quantity dissolved by serum
proves ample to prevent bacteric development. In one experiment serum of
horse's blood containing so100 part of the salt remained clear and odorless for
more ...
7
A Year-book of therapeutics for 1883
He took solutions of one and five per cent of carbolic acid in oil, and also pure oil
itself, and tested them with the anthrax bacilli and other micro-organisms, and
found that bacteric life was arrested in the pure oil at the end of six days. The
same ...
8
The Collected Papers of Joseph Baron Lister ...: pt. III. ...
It has long been very evident that the living tissues exerted a potent influence in
checking bacteric development in such a wound ; but what was the nature of that
influence? This used to be an enigma, but now receives its natural explanation in
...
Joseph Baron Lister, Sir Hector Clare Cameron,
1909
It has long been very evident that the living tissues exerted a potent influence in
checking bacteric development in such a wound; but what was the nature of that
influence? This used to be an enigma, but now receives its natural explanation in
...
10
On the Treatment of Tuberculous Diseases in Their Surgical ...
that as the result of opening the abscess: laigie'q'uantrtres ' of serum are poured
out and brought thus into contact with the bacteria in the wall of the abscess, and
exert an anti-bacteric effect. On the other hand, if the operation is performed too ...
Sir William Watson Cheyne,
1900